Calle la Loma, 3

🧬 Distinguishing features

Calle la Loma, 3. High ground fills much of the view from the top floor; the dominant summit is Loma de Capellanía (2,063 m). Per square metre, it is the most expensive of the houses on the street, according to CasasValue.

Party walls take up 76% of its perimeter. The unbuilt part of the plot lies to the north. Its year in the Catastro is earlier than 1979, when the NBE-CT-79 standard on thermal conditions in buildings was approved.